d f, Same as a c but using a more stringent cutoff of 99%.
Patrick J. Sullivan, the Manhattan borough president's appointee to the Panel for Educational Policy, applauded the revised standard, saying the more stringent cutoff would have shut too many students out.
c, Distribution of serotypes by year comparing the detected symptomatic infections by PCR and the augmented primary infections using a more stringent cutoff that >75% of model iterations infer the same serotype.
Assessing the relative strength, rigor, or difficulty of various policies as implemented in various states (e.g., a more lenient versus more stringent cutoff score for passing a mandatory vision test) was beyond the scope of this study.
With this more stringent cutoff (fold change >1.4), 64 genes were identified (Table 1).
As more common CNVs might be less deleterious [35], a more stringent cutoff may have produced stronger results.
Using the more stringent cutoff, 59% of the genes we identified were identified previously as containing a cryptic initiation event [12].
In this study, a more stringent cutoff threshold (2-fold change) was applied to ensure the detection of proteins with abundance differences.
For instance, the interesting candidate miR-221 which is a cluster member with miR-222 would have been discarded by using more stringent cutoff of.
We confirmed this trend for a dataset that was compiled using more stringent cutoff for homology (HSSP-value<0, Fig. S2).
As to more positive BAC clones were obtained when the two-round hybridization method was used, more stringent cutoff (10e−20) was used to assemble the BAC contigs to minimize the false positive BACs in the contig.
